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    ATITool 0.0.23

    Posted on Tuesday, January 11 2005 @ 19:07:01 CET by LSDsmurf

    ATITool is an overclocking utility designed for ATI video cards.
    Design target is to write a light-weight application for the enthusiast - so no questionable registry tweaks. Sorry.

    Main Features

    • No limits overclocking.
    • Finding maximum core and memory overclock by rendering into a Direct3D window and scanning the output for visual artifacts.
    • Temperature monitoring and fan speed control (on supported cards)
    • Removal of Catalyst overclocking lock for 9000/9200/9550/9600 series.
    • Artifact scanning mode for non-ATI cards - use together with a 3rd party overclocking utility.
    • Loading a predefined clock profile on Application/Windows startup.
    • Hotkeys that can be used any time to load clocks from a profile.
    • 3D application detection (Direct3D 8, Direct3D 9, OpenGL) to overclock your video card only when required.
    • Gamma control

    Program Information

    Category:
    Tools and Utilities
    Type:
    Freeware


    Version:
    0.0.23
    Size:
    923KB
    Works on:
    Windows


    Product page: here

    Download: ATITool 0.0.23

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